BATON ROUGE, LA – Greg Walters of Slidell took top honors in the $16,000 BR Singles event this past weekend at Circle Bowl in Baton Rouge. Walters, who entered with a 180 average, downed Kristopher Kling in the final match of the 32-player elimination finals, 448-392, to win the $3,671.25 first prize check. Kling, a

BATON ROUGE, LA – With the city bowling tournament heading to its second weekend at All-Star Lanes, attention will soon turn to the December edition of the BR Singles event at Circle Bowl. The event, which offers some bowler who can survive qualifying, semifinals and a 32-player single elimination bracket in two-game matches, is set

BATON ROUGE, LA – The August BR Singles Tournament at Circle Bowl saw out-of-town bowlers from four different states advance through to the semifinals. In the end 202 average bowler Bo Edwards Sr. from Columbus, Mississippi, who averaged 230 for his 16 games, walked away with the $4,168.50 from the total prize fund of over

BATON ROUGE, LA – Have to admit, it’s pretty amazing. A couple of weeks ago, he was 10 pins shy of the city record at All-Star Lanes. Sunday, Juan Coston, Jr., was the last bowler standing in a field of 521 to win the top prize of $3,809 in the December BR Singles event at Circle

BATON ROUGE, LA – Well, let’s see what happens this time around. The stories that can be told about the Baton Rouge Singles tournament even back to when it was the Baskin Robbins tournament many years ago could make a small book. But it continues to be an event  people from various states and the

BATON ROUGE, LA – The oldest non-association-sponsored tournament in Baton Rouge returns for its second renewal of 2014 Saturday and Sunday at Circle Bowl, and some of the numbers the bowling center has recently announced are staggering. In about 40 years of bowling, as much as four times a year, at the BR Singles Tournament,

BATON ROUGE, LA – Two local bowlers found Circle Bowl to their liking this past weekend and made it to the final of the December BR Tournament. It was Derwin Pitre, who has called several cities home, but who is well-known in the local bowling circles, winning the top prize of $2,625, defeating Baton Rouge’s

It seems as long as there has been a Circle Bowl, Sue Braud has been at the center in one of several different roles. I first met her in the 1970s when I bowled junior tournaments, and especially got to know her when I came to Baton Rouge for the famed Mid-South Scratch Tournament that